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Balcones Barking Frog (Craugastor augusti ssp. latrans)Observer
sandboaDescription
with Cliff Chirping Frogs
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Rzedowski's Sycamore (Platanus rzedowskii)Observer
eric_keithDescription
Many of these planted, but some are escaping along the river.
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Strandzha Oak (Quercus hartwissiana)Observer
m_gokmenDescription
Possibly a planted Q. hartwissiana based on long petiole of leaves, shallow lobed leaves and long peduncle of acorn.
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Mount Hermon Oak (Quercus look)Observer
fragmansapirPlace
Missing LocationDescription
Hermon: below Lower Ski lift station, 1650m.
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Cosmetus polleraObserver
perksimagesDescription
Tropical Harvestmen in the genus Cosmetus are often quite ornate.
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Branching Fringe Lily (Thysanotus dichotomus)Observer
thebeachcomberDescription
signposted
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Thysanotus gageoidesObserver
geoffbyrneDescription
WA Herbarium collection barcode 08453713
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Fringed Lily (Thysanotus manglesianus)Observer
botanistbobDescription
Species name will eventually change. Lodged at WA Herbarium RD 14232.
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Threadleaf Woolseed (Eriospermum aphyllum)Observer
zenobiavandykDescription
Very small Plant,
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Parkhill Prairie Crayfish (Procambarus steigmani)Observer
txwoofusDescription
CV thinks one photo is Faxonius virilis and the other is Procambarus steigmani. Around 2"-3" long (50-75 mm).
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Barking Frog (Craugastor augusti)Observer
sandboaDescription
Heard several calling in this area after first rain in an appreciable time.
Recording only, not seen.
This is two individuals calling.
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Eastern Hellbender (Cryptobranchus alleganiensis ssp. alleganiensis)Observer
nicklynchhDescription
All 3 individuals found dead in the flood debris in Erwin, TN
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Oriental Fire-bellied Newt (Hypselotriton orientalis)Observer
jakescottDescription
Found in drain outside Strictly's.
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Yellow-throated Plated Lizard (Gerrhosaurus flavigularis)Observer
dodomae98Description
Got away from me just after this pic. Huge sore behind its right ear
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Garden Tree Boa (Corallus hortulana)Observer
gotcrittersDescription
Strictly Reptiles strikes again (Photos taken at a different location)
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Giant Ameiva (Ameiva ameiva)Observer
bennypooDescription
4-5 individuals observed at this location of widely varying sizes.
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Ba Den Golden Gecko (Gekko badenii)Observer
captainjack0000Description
Two were observed hunting on the side of this building. This account represents #2.
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Flat-tailed House Gecko (Hemidactylus platyurus)Observer
bennypooDescription
3 individuals observed during the day on the same tree. 2 were dark, bark colored, and 1 was a pale, white colour, like what I've observed at night elsewhere. I am now very curious about their behavior. Are they diurnal, crepuscular, or nocturnal?
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aztekiumDescription
Este helecho es bastante raro aquí en Nuevo León, de hecho a mi solo me ha tocado verlo en una cañada en el municipio de Caderyta Jiménez, aunque se supone que está ampliamente distribuido en Norteamérica, le gustan lugares húmedos y protegidos.
A mi parecer es el más grande en tamaño que tenemos en el Estado.
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California Fan Palm (Washingtonia filifera)Observer
a-geomanDescription
10x, live, 6x dead
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Genus TanzaniophasmaObserver
chempDescription
plantation belt southern slopes Mt Kilimanjaro, 1430 m, Tanzania
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Liogma nodicornisObserver
the_land_philosopherDescription
Found in Sphagnum.
Length of 1.5 cm
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Eumeda Checkerspot (Chlosyne eumeda)Observer
entomikeDescription
Copyright © 2012 - Charles Bordelon, Texas Lepidoptera Survey
Det. Ed Knudson
First Confirmed U.S. Record
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Wild Muscovy Duck (Cairina moschata var. moschata)Observer
joakospamerwildlife
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Bastard Oak (Quercus sinuata var. sinuata)Observer
markbaileyDescription
Certified State Champion in 2020
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Compton Oak (Quercus × comptoniae)Observer
brettjacksonDescription
Luckily found some leaves that had dropped naturally. Beautiful old oak, didn't realize there was one so close to where I live.
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Arboreal Salamander (Aneides lugubris)Observer
alice_abelaDescription
Santa Barbara County, California
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Ahart's Nailwort (Paronychia ahartii)Observer
chloe_and_trevorDescription
Not common, and very inconspicuous
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Juniper Grove Tiger Beetle (Dromochorus knisleyi)Observer
calebhelselDescription
I wish I had gotten better photos of the mouth parts, but the palps look pretty dark from what's visible.
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Peregrine Falcon (Falco peregrinus)Observer
vincentobrienDescription
Falcon chasing Egyptian Goose
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Engelmann's Sage (Salvia engelmannii)Observer
annecornellmasonDescription
Hill Country SNA
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Hubbard's Angel Insect (Usazoros hubbardi)Observer
hydaticusDescription
My first time seeing Zoraptera!
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Texas Madrone (Arbutus xalapensis)Observer
huracanDescription
Árbol de 10-15 m de altura, corteza desprendible en placas, madera roja; flores vistosas.
Común en bosques de pino encino en laderas secas, en este caso en la ladera del Cerro Huitepec
